Pharmacy Technician​/PRN

What You Can Expect

• Career growth:
  Join the team as a pharmacy technician and move into roles like sales, training, marketing, management, and more. Opportunity is limitless at Omnicell for people who are passionate about all aspects of healthcare.
• Work-life balance:
  Enjoy weekends off and work a set schedule Monday-Friday.
• Excellent Benefits:
  Your benefits start on your first day. We design our health, insurance, retirement, educational, and well-being programs to ensure quality, value, and financial protection to help you and your family live well.

This pharmacy will serve a local community. We enjoy a friendly, relaxed environment; this is not a big-box retail atmosphere.

• Help the pharmacist prepare and dispense medications to ensure patients get the right medication and the right dosage every time.
• Provide exceptional and personalized customer service for patients through in‑person and phone communication and active listening; help patients navigate stress with calm, ease, and guidance.
• Learn and demonstrate an understanding of specialty diseases such as Autoimmune, Oncology, Hepatitis C, HIV, and more to best serve all patients and grow in your career.
• Accurately and efficiently enter patient, medication, billing, and sales data into systems to provide a safe, compliant, and seamless experience for our customers.
• Support and help improve the pharmacy and the team, empower your career, and learn and grow with others at Omnicell.

Basic Qualifications:

• High School diploma or GED.
• License/Registration from the State Board of Pharmacy non‑expired (if required by state).
• Active Nationally Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT): PTCB or ExCPT tests accepted.
• Working knowledge of Pharmacy Technician / Medical Office / Healthcare industry experience.

• This position is moderately active and requires standing, walking, and other movement for the duration of the shift and lifting up to 25 pounds.
• While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to talk and hear.
• Ability to see distinctions in colors and shapes.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.